This year, for the first time, Divvy made its trip data publicly available to programmers and designers, and launched a contest to bring 750,000 Divvy bike trips to life using visual design. Check out the winners below!
Best Overall Visualization by Jessica Baker
Most Comprehensive by Taylor Blackburn and Laura Ettedgui
Most Creative by Katsunori Okada
Check out the other incredible entries here
Highlights from 2018
COPA Adds More Transparency with Police Complaint Data
Share Maps You Create from OpenGrid
Chicago Park District Expands Beach Water Quality Testing
Chicago's Tech Team Hiring Key Positions
OpenGrid included in Mozilla Global Sprint 2017
Preserve Public Data with Chicago's RSocrata
Starting Salary: New Employee Info on the Data Portal
Dive in to a Redesigned Data Portal
Dine al fresco with the Open Data Portal
Chicago Developer's Site: Rebuilt to help you build better software
Can I download just part of that huge dataset? Yes!
Now online: Energy efficiency data for nearly 2,700 buildings
A Safer, More Secure Digital ChicagoNew Year, New OpenGrid Features
Chicago Taxi Data Released
Transforming the Future City
OpenGrid v1.2.0 Now Available
Month in Review: September 2016
Digging for the Next InnovationReady for Launch: Beta of New Portal Ready for Testing
Interactive Array of Things Map now live
Path to School: Dozens of new CPS maps now online
Business Activities in the Business Licenses Dataset
Live in Chicago. Work for Chicago. Improve Chicago.
Array of Things Privacy Policy Now Online
Building Safety Data on the Open Data Portal
Month in Review: July 2016
City of Chicago @ UseR! 2016
Now available: OpenGrid v1.1.0
Smart Cities & Tech Innovation on YouTubeJoin the City's Tech Team
Month in Review: June 2016Calling Developers: Help us build OpenGrid
Is it safe to swim? A new tool to make better predictions for Chicagoans
An Open Data Gift for Chicago Bike Week